Posts Tagged: Philadelphia

Mixed-Use Development Proposed in Manayunk

Manayunk Philadelphia 3 Building Development

A three-building, 120-unit development is being proposed on the banks of the Schuylkill River in Manayunk. The mixed-use project is planned for 3900 Main St., just outside of the stretch of shops and restaurants that make up the heart of Manayunk’s commercial corridor. The entire project would total close to 150,00 square feet, including nearly… Read more »

Largest Philly Development Project Breaking Ground

Largest Philly Development breaking ground

One of Philly’s largest development projects is on the cusp of breaking ground. What’s happening: Hilco Redevelopment Partners (HRP) will begin the initial phase of its multibillion-dollar project in South Philly, dubbed the Bellwether District, in the coming months. The site spans 1,300 acres along the Schuylkill River and is slated to take 10-15 years to complete. Why… Read more »

Developer Plans Luxury Tower on Rittenhouse Square Parcels

Luxury Highrise coming to Rittenhouse Square Parcels

A New York developer bought three vacant parcels in the heart of Philadelphia’s Walnut Street retail corridor and plans to build a luxury high-rise residential tower.  Brooklyn-based Brookliv has acquired the properties at 1706, 1708 and 1710 Walnut St., a block away from Rittenhouse Square. The parcels, currently rubble, are in Center City’s commercial mixed-use district… Read more »

Developer Plans Second Housing Project Near Ivy League University

Major Student Housing Developer Plans Second Project Near Ivy League University in Philadelphia

One of the nation’s largest student housing developers and investors plans to build its second project near two Philadelphia universities. Rendering of The Mark rising near the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia. (Landmark Properties) Landmark Properties announced Thursday that a new  363-unit tower called The Mark will rise 34 stories within a few blocks of the University… Read more »

Jewelers’ Row Merchants ‘Very Pleased’ by Pearl Properties

Jewelers' Row Merchants Pleased in Philly

After years of sitting vacant, the Jewelers’ Row site of Toll Brothers Inc.’s planned condominium project could have a new future its neighbors view as a step in the right direction.  The property, at the southwest corner of Sansom and South 7th streets, is being sold by Toll Brothers (NYSE: TOL) to Philadelphia luxury apartment… Read more »

76ers Proposed New Arena Won’t Snarl Center City Traffic

new arena 76ers center city

Despite already existing congestion on Center City streets at rush hour, the Philadelphia 76ers believe the area’s transportation system doesn’t need upgrades to accommodate the franchise’s proposed arena. The $1.3 billion arena, planned to open in 2031, would be on Market Street between 10th and 11th streets at the site of the Fashion District. It would… Read more »

Parkway Corp. Plans Apartment Tower in Center City

Center City Proposed Luxury Apartment Tower

Parkway Corp. is proposing a 31-story luxury apartment tower at 21st and Ludlow streets, part of an area in Center City experiencing a wave of new development.  Plans for the project on the Parkway-owned lot include 304 apartment units, 15,600 square feet of first-floor retail space, and an underground parking garage. The 394,230-square-foot glass tower… Read more »

Developers closing in on two Walnut Street properties in Center City

Developers Walnut Street Philly

Two Walnut Street properties that are essentially next door to each other on the western edge of Center City are tied up by active builders of multifamily projects.  Dranoff Properties has put under agreement 2201 Walnut St., which is currently a Sunoco gas station, and Trammell Crow Co. has 2301 Walnut St., which is a… Read more »

Sixers Proposal For New Arena In Center City Grows Larger

Greyhound Bus Terminal Center City

The Sixers proposed new arena in Center City is already getting bigger. Eyewitness News confirms the Sixers plan to acquire the current site of the Greyhound Bus Terminal on Filbert Street. Last month, the Sixers ownership announced their plans to build the new arena, calling it 76 Place at Market East. Acquiring the Greyhound Bus Terminal… Read more »